... I GLEANINGS FRO-M THE COUNTRY. A GUANO EMsBALMED CHILD.-The other day the mummy of a mlchlfound imbedded in a vast depoeit of Peruvian guano, near Arica, was brought from that port to Liverpool by the barqee Octavia. In the deposit were found three bodies, supposed to be those of a father and mother and this child. The tsvo adult bodies have been forwarded to ?? Museum.-'LiverpoolJournal New ...

... SPAIN. Nr.wLYflIscOVORED SILVER MINEs.-The 'Heraldo' of Madrid, of the 26th, contains soule information respecting the silver mines of Hiendenlaecina, ill the province of Guadalajara. The principal vein, which is upwards of 400 vards in length and 123 in depth, is richer than any of those of Saxoy;l, and quite as rich, though less extensive, as the best in America. The country around gives ...

... Ratrot Intelligna. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUA!Y 6, 1849. THE REVENUE. We publish to-day the official abstract of the Net Revenue in the years and quarters ending 6th January, 1848, and 5th January, 1849, from which the comparative increase or decrease will appear. The most important of the general results are these :-There is an increase of the entire revenue for the whole year of 533,9571. but ...

... THE MIANAGE MENT CLAUSES.-CHAPEL AND CHURCH SCHOOLS. TO THE EDITOR OF THLa mEXAMNETL' Sir,-I have just seen the article in your paper of December 16 Oe Chapel and Church Schools. I feel sure that you will not refuse a place to the following remarks upon it. I must first, h'vwever. clear my way by disclaiming once more, most positively and distinctly, in my own behalf. and in behalf of that ...

... NO TABILIA. A HcSBAND FOR GEORGE TiHE: SECONDS PRINcEss ROYAL.-The ?? of Orange's figure, besides his being almost a dwarf, was as much deformed as it was possible for a human creature to be; his face was not bad. his countenance was sensible, but his breath more offensive than it is possible for thosewho have notbeen offended by it to imagine. These personal defects. unrecompensed by the ...

... might g~ive a short lut to Ott impartialI writer, it would be to tell him his fate. If ?? to venture upon the daucrieto precipice of telling unbiassed truth, letbit prtlatu ar ill eookii&~oiti~rto iv nor to take quartcr. If lie tellscte crim of grout men tite) falllupontoim with tile iron tands of tile low a if0 tells thieu of virtues, when titey iave any, thiet the mob attacks him with ...

... TO W. C. BIACREADY. A thousand hearts, my countryman and friend, Are with thee on that land beyond the main To whose aspiring stage thy accents lend A dignity it else had sought in vain; While young Columbia breathless sees at last The solemn forms all thoughtful men revere, The grand creations of the deathless past, Brutus, Othello, Hamlet, Wolsey, Lear! Let quickened pulse, flushed cheek, ...

... Mr Denison's compliments to the Editor of the 'Morning Chronicle, and will feel much obliged to him if he will kindly insert the sub- joined correspondence upon a matter of great public interest.- Oxford, Dec. 30, 1848. Wells, Dec. 13,1848. M lay it please your Grace,-The requisition, of which I beg leave to enclose a copy, had received on Saturday last, 9th inst., the signa- tures of upwards ...

... PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. TnE SALT DUTIES.-The sitting of Friday (9thI nlt.) was of a stormy and tumultuous character, in consequence of the rote of the -day before on the salt-tax. M. Grandin demanded the revision of art. 3 of the law. dl. Goudchaux deminded that, to remedy as muchl as possible the excitement produced by the vote of the preceding day, Tuesday be fixed for the ...

... ?? ?? --INTELLIGENC ---DOMESTIC IN5TELLIGENCE, COURT AND ARISTOCRACY. Tux Couort.--Her Majesty and the royal family continue in good health at W indsor. Tre1 Fv.sractL OF LOaD AUCReLAND.-The funeral of the late First Lord of the Admiralty having been appointed to take place to-day, an orderlhas been issued by the Board that all men-of-war hoist their colours half-mast high on the occasion, ...

... MISCELL A NEOUS. M E TROPOLIT AN. CsT or SPECIAL CONSTABLss.-The treasurer of the county of Igiddlesex shows in his accounts the sums repaid by bin to the church- wardens of the various parishes in the county of Middlesex, for ex- penses incurred by them in providing staves and other necessary arti- cles for the use of the special constables, in April, 1848, when the eace of thle metropolis ...

... CABINET COUNCIL.-Sum1nonses have been issued for a cabinet council to be held on the 9th instant, by which time it is expected that all the ministers will have arrived in town. ELECTION FOR HULaL-In an address to his constituents just issued by Mr Baises, he announces his appointment as President of the Poor-law Board, and offers himself a candidate for re-election. The appointment of Mr ...